TC Classes

#5064 & #5065

2 SEMESTERS | 1 CREDIT

8 COLLEGE CREDITS

GRADES: 10-12

Accounting is recommended, but not required, prior to taking this course.

This course will provide students with the necessary accounting background required for successful completion of an entry-level accounting course at any postsecondary school. Therefore, students will be prepared to continue their study in accounting by taking the next course in sequence in college.

This course begins with an introduction and goes through the entire accounting cycle. Studies continue with inventories, internal cash controls, long-term assets, payroll, partnerships & LLCs, stocks and dividends, investments, statement of cash flows, financial statement analysis and more. High school is a time to explore career options and this is an outstanding way to set yourself up for future success!

#510

1 SEMESTER | 1/2 CREDIT

TRANSCRIPTED CREDIT AVAILABLE

GRADES 10-12

Innovation and self-made success starts here. Will you major in business or are you like the majority of high school students who are interested in owning your own business? If so, this class will get you started in the right direction. You’ll design a business of your own around current trends. You’ll identify and meet market needs, do critical thinking, plan your financing and hiring, and work to avoid pitfalls. Jump start your future business venture - plan now!

# 5255

1 SEMESTER | 1/2 CREDIT

TRANSCRIPTED CREDIT AVAILABLE

GRADES 10-12

Do you want to understand how a computer works by exploring its hardware and software? This course is perfect for those interesting in a career in information and technology. You will learn how computers are constructed, how to securely connect them to a network, how to install and configure software, how to troubleshoot errors, and how to solve security threats. In addition, this course can also help prepare you for the CompTIA A+ certification exam.

#5110

1 SEMESTER | 1/2 CREDIT

TRANSCRIPTED CREDIT AVAILABLE

GRADES 10-12

The business world runs and relies on people knowing how to effectively use spreadsheets, databases, and process documents. In Microsoft Office, students learn the essentials of word processing using Word, presentations using PowerPoint, spreadsheets using Excel, email in Outlook, and database management using Access. These software tools are must have know-how for tons of future jobs!